Draft:Johannes van Dam Prize
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The Johannes van Dam Prize is an international lifetime achievement award that has been awarded since 2012 by the Allard Pierson, University of Amsterdam, to a person who has made an exceptional contribution to the spread of knowledge of international gastronomy. The prize is named after Johannes van Dam, culinary journalist and writer. The recipient of the prize is selected by a jury.
Jury[edit]
Jury
The jury of 2024 consists of Professor Louise O. Fresco (writer, scholar and NRC columnist), Joris Bijdendijk (chef at RIJKS and WILS restaurants), Hassnae Bouazza (NRC journalist), Jonah Freud (writer and food journalist) and Hiske Versprille (restaurant critic for the Volkskrant).[1]
Johannes van Dam's cookbook collection
The Johannes van Dam Prize, named in honour of culinary journalist Johannes van Dam (1946-2013), has been awarded since 2012. His collection of cookbooks and archive has been loaned by the Stichting Gastronomische Bibliotheek to the Allard Pierson, collections of the University of Amsterdam. Johannes van Dam’s curiosity extended to the furthest corners of the gastronomic world. He introduced a broad Dutch audience to the subject through his books and articles. This lifetime achievement award was created to continue that work. The wide-ranging interests of Johannes van Dam are reflected by his collection of cookbooks held at the Allard Pierson.[2]
Winners[edit]
- 2024 Asma Khan, Indian-Britis chef, cookbook writer and restaurant owner
- 2022 Jeroen Meus, Belgian television chef
- 2019 Alain Passard, French chef
- 2017 Alice Waters, North-American chef and activist
- 2016 Yotam Ottolenghi, Israeli-Britih writer and chef
- 2015 John Halvemaan, chef
- 2014 Carlo Petrini, writer and activist, founder of Slow Food
- 2013 Harold McGee, writer
- 2012 Claudia Roden, Egtypian-British cookbook writer
Sources[edit]
https://allardpierson.nl/collecties/geschiedenis-van-de-voeding/johannes-van-damprijs/
References[edit]
- ^ "INDIAAS-BRITSE CHEF ASMA KHAN ONTVANGT DE JOHANNES VAN DAMPRIJS 2024". allardpierson.nl. Retrieved 29 June 2024.
- ^ "Indiaas-Britse chef Asma Khan ontvangt de Johannes van Damprijs 2024".
Category:University of Amsterdam Category:Lifetime achievement awards Category:Dutch awards